Critical race theory has vaulted ahead of all other flawed, leftist ideologies in media attention and has earned pride of place in faculty lounges, teachers unions, corporate board rooms and Democratic households ("Let's honor Martin Luther King Jr. today by rejecting critical race theory," Web, Jan. 16). It posits that being born with white skin is a congenital impairment and the only therapy for weak whites is the inculcation of the theory's tenets.
In true Democratic "old boys' club" fashion, days before leaving office outgoing Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam granted a simple pardon to Sen. Joe Morrissey, for Morrissey's 2014 conviction of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for being in a relationship with his then-17-year-old assistant, who later became his wife ("Outgoing Va. Gov. Ralph Northam pardons scandal-scarred state senator," Web, Jan. 14).
Full of meaningless platitudes, "Biden's fiery, angry speeches set tone for 2022 midterms" (Web, Jan. 18) -- all because Republicans want voter ID laws, a concept supported by 81% of Americans.
The Biden breakdown is enumerated by the wretched results of a recent Quinnipiac University poll, which found the president's approval rating among adults has crashed to 33%, the lowest score of his presidency.
President Biden is planning to give away 400 million N95 face masks to the American people as a means of fighting the spread of the coronavirus and its variants. That's "give" in quotation marks, of course. The federal government does not "give" anything away. Taxpayers do.
Pope Francis spoke truth to the self-centered and incurred the wrath of the woke.
This week, an event occurred on America's southern border that tragically demonstrated the lengths a desperate caregiver would undertake.
The Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees are scheduled to receive closed-door testimony at the end of this month about the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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